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BedRug Features and Benefits
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- Опубликовано: 16 авг 2024
- See the BedRug get put to the Test! The Bedrug® truck bed liner greatly enhances the appearance of your truck while protecting the bed. It is non-abrasive, skid-resistant, and provides a cushioned ride for delicate cargo. This durable liner is made from 100% polypropylene and is capable of hauling stone, mulch and other construction products. Nothing can hurt it - bleach, battery acid and oil just wash off. Easily cleaned with a garden hose or power washer, the foam used is closed-cell (similar to life jackets) so it doesn't absorb water and dries rapidly when it gets wet. Best of all BedRug products are backed with a limited lifetime warranty and install in as little as 30 minutes. This next generation of bedliner has it all.....LOOKS - COMFORT - DURABILITY.
Yes it looks good and functions well. Kind of. Lessons learned from a guy who uses a truck bed as intended. Had it for a year or so now. 1. The material cannot handle excessive heat, it will melt. (I haven't personally melted mine). 2. In the winter in New England, snow and ice form between the tailgate and bed. Try to drop the tailgate when this BedRug is frozen. I cringe and hold my breath each time. I have to pull the tailgate with excessive force. 3. It tears. It won't withstand a pallet of material being pushed into it. I should have placed a piece of plywood on the floor first, but I thought the forklift operator would be skilled enough to load the flooring without dragging the pallet. I was gonna off load it by hand anyway.
I've ripped it on two separate occasions, and I called BedRug for a recommendation for repair. There was none. I duct taped it from underneath, reaching inside the wound and laying 3-4 slightly overlapping strips below the tear. I approximated the edges from the topside and pressed them down onto the sticky-up side of the duct tape, then sealed the lacerations with liberal amounts of "Bish's Original Tear Mender" a fabric and leather adhesive. Works well. Actually works magically. I took a grey sharpie and colored the incision. 4. It collects a lot of debris. Pine needles; soil; sand; you name it. If you want it to keep looking good you have to vacuum it. Sweeping it doesn't get the crud out of the fibers. If you buy a BedRug, I recommend buying a Husky bed mat (or whatever meets your needs) and place it on the bed floor. Then you can use your truck betterer.
Just my 2 cents. Advice is free.
I had one installed within weeks of buying my 2011 Nissan Frontier and 10 years later still looks new! I wouldn't own a truck without one.
Thanks I think you just made up my mind between this and a traditional sprayed in bed liner.
BedRug is awesome! I bought one within weeks of purchasing my new 2009 GMC Canyon Crew Cab. I say weeks because the truck came with a hard factory liner so I thought cool. Not cool beause within two weeks my bed was showing scruff marks. I threw the thing in the woods behind my house because it was defeating the purpose. In comes the BedRug. I used it for three years fully exposed to the elements. I hauled motorcycles, ATVs, boards, bricks, etc. I would sweep it and vacuum it out. Once a year I would take it to the local self serve car wash to foam it up and blast it out. It would take one day tops to dry out. After those first three years I pulled the BedRug up to find an immaculate bed. No damage, no rust, no nothing. In 2012 I needed to turn my truck into a car because of my growing family. I bought a soft tonneau cover and I've been running it ever since. I personally think this is the best combo with the BedRug. I can roll back and carry my ATV or use it as a trunk. It's very flexible.
AWESOME NEWS! We are loving the great success you had with BedRug and we really appreciate you taking the time to share!!
Just bought a bed rug for my 2014 Silverado. Took 40 min, looks bad ass. I was hesitant before buying; so thankful I DID. Looks AMAZING, and great ti take your friends to drive in, and for hauling anything.
We love to hear it!! Thank you.
I just bought a 2017 Ford F150 lariat with a camper on it and it has this bed rug in it and it does look good I wasn’t sure how I was going to feel about it I’ve never had anything like this in the back of one of my trucks and it is comfortable on your knees. But it’s good to know that you can wash it out and it should not stain
bedbugs are awesome
I will buy this new product asap!
This is my 3rd bedrub over the years. You can expect to get about two years of use. I recently spilled two gallons of gas on my bed rug and it ruined it.
Two questions. 1: can you use it with a tonneau cover and 2. how does it stand up to snow and ice?
1:Yes, I work at a shop where we install these and you can use them with Tonneaus or Caps.
2: They hold up really well. if you live in a state where they salt, you might get salt dust on the fibers, but they can be rinsed off pretty easy with a decent pressure hose nozzle, and maybe a bit of brushing for ground in stuff.
Never had any issues with mine, even with their universal cut to fit ones.
Thank you so much for the info
How can I clean mold out of the bed rug? mine got wet and mold formed, so I'm trying to figure out the best way to clean it
my guess would be bleach, let set for about 30 seconds, then pressure wash out. Bleach kills EVERYTHING and in the video he said bleach doesn't hurt the BedRug
Is it leak proof? I mean will water go through it?? How about gasoline?? We put leaky chainsaws in our bed. Will it hold up to gasoline?? Thanks
Gas will Probably eat through it
Just hook up a trailer behind you with some wood on it
What about elk or deer blood???
Ummmm... Bed Rug is also not recommended for mafia use...
sure will.
You mention that it will stand-up to all kinds of things and that it will not fade. You briefly mention briefly that it will not fade at the end of the video. No real mention about sun exposure. As a result, please let me clarify then. Are you saying your product WILL NOT fade within time due to exposure to sun? Lastly, what if your bed had been previously sprayed (Rhino type product) and is faded will your Velcro type adhesive still stick and remain in tack without coming up within time? Thank you.
1. Michael, we have done extensive testing on the product...BedRug is made up of High UV resistant polypropylene fibers that have been tested to an Automotive standard. 2.It will stick as long as an adhesive promoter is used and the area is prepped properly and the the promoter is installed correctly.
Just ordered one for the Avalanche. My question is do I put this over the rubber mat that comes with Avalanche or do I put this directly onto the metal bed. I have been given two different answers by two different sources. What would you guys recommend?
Directly on the metal bed!
For the Avalanche you have to put on the hard factory rubber mat. This is a good thing allowing excellent protection against any denting on the bed flooe
what's preventing water from getting in between the liner and the truck bed? if the water pools beneath the liner won't it cause rusting?
Far as I know most boxes as they are technically called and commonly beds, come with drain holes, so if water gets nderneat it wont stay around long, if it pools up because those holes got or were purposely plugged then you just go up a hill to let the water drain out, and also evaporation.
There really shouldn't be much water that makes it past the foam under the bedrug, but what does would bascially drain just like normal: throug the factory bed drain holes.
If you run even a pretty basic roll up cover, the amount of water that makes it in in bascially a non issue.
What about drainage if it rains?
Brandon Hollier Agreed. Does the water go underneath the liner via the zipper?? Then does the water just sit between the liner and the bed waiting to smell or rust...
I like the idea behind this a lot, but does anyone know the answer to my concerns?
+Jeremy Anchondo Still waiting for a reply. I have similar concerns.
+Jeremy Anchondo, +joesphx19 ... Water will simply run off the surface, through the zippered perimeter, out the factory drain holes in the truck bed and will dry in as little as 20 minutes!
My only concern. Video needs to be made on this.
@@nonstopcontracting4894 Exactly, like in the winter. I'm sure with the constant ice, snow, sleet, rain, and only a couple of days here and there of warmer days there's gonna be lots of dampness in between the bedrug and the truck. Hmmm
I have bed liner would like to to put a bed rug is it possible dont know if it would stick to the bedliner
Hi +Juan Sanchez, yes it would work with a spray-in liner, we recommend combining the BedRug with our Spray-in liner Adhesion Kit to get the job done.
Can I install this if I already have a spray-in liner? I need something to keep smaller stuff from rolling around in the bed.
did you install it over your sprayed in bed liner? I would think it should work as the sprayed liner is pretty secure to the bed and the rug is glued and velcroed to the spray liner.
MOLD!
good old bleach, let set, and pressure wash out.
Do you have Bedrugs that can be used with 5th wheel hitches? Or gooseneck hitches? On newer 2017 or newer trucks?
Hi +Nathan L, the BedRug will work with all of these options, however it will not be indicated on the instructions so you will have to make the cuts yourself.
can you put bed rug over a spray in bed-liner???
Hi +Lester Jones, yes you can.
1:26 carpet is made from polypropylene - this is not a differentiator
2:56 if it is not a rug, then why is it named bed rug?
Always some a**hole to be picky and butthurt over the way some company describe their product 😂🤣🥲
Bed rug don't make a bed rug for the ram 2500 3500 with ramboxes and 6.4 bed yet they make it for the 1500 with the 5.7 rambox bed. You can't be a leader in bed protection and not make a bed rug for certain beds on the best selling truck in America!!! Bad move im going to go on every forum and every social media group and complain!!
They do make bedrugs for the best selling truck in America, my Ford one is great! :P
but for real, the Ram box does interfere with a ton of accesories, the lions share of new Rams are bought without it as well, so most accesory makers choose to prioritize those.
eventually im sure they will make a version to accomidate the Rambox, they did for the 2019-2021 *classic* model year, but I sympathise with your frustration
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i wouldn't want to clean my bed every time i haul something dirty.
spray in liner is better
You could clean it the same way you would clean your bed with a hose or power washer.
Hook and loop fastening = Remove then reinstall in minutes, going from the closed end and pulling out to the back to shake out the dirt, sand or other aggregates. Like he said the other liners can cause or require scuffing over time and you saw him do a short install demo clearly showing it can be easily removed and put back in once installed.
You kinda of have to if you wanna avoid rust, plus I wouldn't wanna climb in a bed that has rocks and shit that hasn't been cleaned out. The bedrugs are by far my favorite bed liner, I've had several, whether it was a fitted one, or in the case of a classic truck I had, a universal one.
cant see the adhesive holding up to continuous heat, cold, pressure, and wear. Hook and loop is great for indoor craft project but will never hold up to rugged work. Drop in liners are the best
The adhesive holds up! Check out our reviews.
Hes full of crap about the no mildew or stains.
I spilled diesel on mine...huge stain that won't come out
@@mjuberian
What kind of cleaner are you using, you'd probably need to use a pretty heavy duty degreaser and a pressure washer to get a deisel stain out.
Try contacting bedrug customer support, they may be able to help out there
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